There’s a huge difference between what’s popular and what’s good. The people wiring about “making money online” target what’s the most popular and making money is always a hot topic. I think this is where the AI debate comes in. There are writers who want to be popular/make money. And there are writers who simply want to be good and have deep, unique thoughts. Those AI posts, and Tim’s are average and popular. And that’s fine for people who want to go viral and appeal to as many people as possible. The issue is that we use the term “writing” for two different styles that are almost different activities. Business writing about making money, building an audience, etc is quite a different activity than the author with a poetic heart, exploring his subconscious, superconscious, god, and truths of life. I’ve been the former and now am the latter. My former self probably would have been all over ai. My current self never touches it for my writing. Most who are critical of AI likely fall in the latter camp, the striving to be good, to master their craft, rather than those who are striving for reach, fame and money.
One per minute, right? That’s how I would do it.
There’s a huge difference between what’s popular and what’s good. The people wiring about “making money online” target what’s the most popular and making money is always a hot topic. I think this is where the AI debate comes in. There are writers who want to be popular/make money. And there are writers who simply want to be good and have deep, unique thoughts. Those AI posts, and Tim’s are average and popular. And that’s fine for people who want to go viral and appeal to as many people as possible. The issue is that we use the term “writing” for two different styles that are almost different activities. Business writing about making money, building an audience, etc is quite a different activity than the author with a poetic heart, exploring his subconscious, superconscious, god, and truths of life. I’ve been the former and now am the latter. My former self probably would have been all over ai. My current self never touches it for my writing. Most who are critical of AI likely fall in the latter camp, the striving to be good, to master their craft, rather than those who are striving for reach, fame and money.
Yes, but re-purposed/re-written Notes are only good for new readers/subscribers.
Long time followers will be tired of seeing repeated almost the same Note over and over.